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Central Park Summerstage

Central Park SummerStage, located at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park, New York City, was established in 1986. It is known for its annual free outdoor performing arts festival, featuring a diverse range of music, dance, theater, and spoken word performances. The series highlights both emerging and established artists, offering something for every taste. Managed by the City Parks Foundation, SummerStage plays a crucial role in providing accessible cultural experiences to the public. It has become a beloved summer tradition, drawing large crowds to enjoy performances in a beautiful, natural setting. Read more about Theater, Dance and Music.

Events Happening in New York City the First Two Weeks of August

August is a fun month in New York City, full of festivals, music, food, art, and people coming together. Here is a list to stay in the know.
By Erin Taylor
Eric Krasno.

Eric Krasno Makes ‘Blood From a Stone’ Look Easy on His Inspired Solo Debut

For nearly 25 years now, Eric Krasno has built a repertoire as one of the most talented and in-demand guitarists in professional music.
By Ron Hart
The Feelies.

The World Is Still Catching Up to the Genius Indie Rock The Feelies Ignited

We spoke with the Feelies' Glenn Mercer about the life-changing concerts he saw at CBGB’s, what it was like playing with Lou Reed and more.
By Brad Cohan
A still from Mexrrissey’s music video for Estuvo Bien (Suedehead).

Don’t Call Them a Cover Band: With Morrissey’s Blessing, Mexrrissey Goes Vinyl

By Alanna Martinez
Kamasi Washington.

SummerStage 2016 Free Concerts Spotlight Jazz as Zeitgeist, Kamasi Washington

By Justin Joffe
There's still time to check out some (free!) concerts in the city. (Joe/flickr)

There’s Still Time to Check out These Free Summer Concerts

By Morgan Halberg

Dr. John Bewitches Central Park

By Justin Joffe

Is X Ambassadors More Than a Radio-Friendly Buzz Band?

By Linda Laban
Dionne Warwick==CITY PARKS FOUNDATION Celebrates 30 Years of SUMMERSTAGE at 2015 Gala in Central Park==SummerStage, Central Park, New York==June 22, 2015==©Patrick McMullan==Photo-JIMI CELESTE/patrickmcmullan.com====

Dionne Warwick, Debbie Harry Perform at the City Parks Foundation SummerStage Gala

By Zachary Weiss

Central Park SummerStage Turns 30

By Justin Joffe
Jamie Barton, mezzo-soprano, sings the "Witch's Aria" from Hansel & Gretel at the Metropolitan Opera show at Central Park SummerStage.

The Met Gets Some Fresh Air: A Superb Concert in the Park Raises the Big Questions

By James Jorden

Vampire Weekend, Sharon Jones, Junot Diaz and More at SummerStage

By Gillian Reagan
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